Banff Springs golf course, where the elk play through . Originally published June 11, 2004 at 12:00 am Updated August 21, 2004 at 7:53 pm ...

The area is renowned for its stunning mountain views, world-class accommodations and must-play golf courses. Here's the way ...

For many golfers around the world, the Banff Springs Golf Course and the Fairmont hotel that looms like a fairy-tale castle on the cliffs overhead have come to symbolize Canada as surely as the ...

Address PO Box 1601, Banff, Alberta, T1L 1B5, Canada Phone 403-762-6801 URL banffspringsgolfclub.com Founded Stanley Thompson, 1928 ...

Fairmont Banff Springs is a historic gem in Banff National Park, Canada’s first national park. Built by the Canadian Pacific ...

The seasonal Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course offers 27 holes of golf. There is the original Stanley Thompson 18-hole course plus the nine-hole Tunnel Mountain Course by Cornish and Robinson.

Location: Golf Course Drive, Banff, Alberta. Designer: Stanley Thompson designed the original 18 holes, now named the Stanley Thompson 18, in 1928. Bill Robinson designed the accompanying Tunnel 9 ...

Then Banff Springs Golf Club, located in Alberta, Canada, is a must-have and is now available as a game add-on for PLAYSTATION 3 and Xbox 360. Banff Springs can be purchased for 600 Microsoft ...

Called the Castle in the Rockies, the Fairmont Banff Springs is on the edge of town towering over Bow Falls and the hotel’s golf course that sometimes has wildlife walking through the fairways.

Alberta's Fairmont Banff Springs, pictured above, was named the best golf resort in Canada and Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina the best in the United States by readers of Travel & Leisure Golf ...

Now that golfing is finished, it’s time for the wildlife to have their run of the area around the Banff Springs Golf Course. The annual closure, which has been in place since 1997, works to ...

During the 2006 Telus Skins Game at Banff Springs, Edmonton’s Ron Lyons, who runs the Canadian hickory golf championship, brought some old-time sticks for the players to try out on No. 4.